Tyson Fury could face Agit Kabayel in Germany after Anthony Joshua, according to his manager Spencer Brown. The suggestion depends on Fury winning on December Agit Kabayel Could Await Tyson Fury After Joshua @ Boxing News 24

Tyson Fury could fight Agit Kabayel in Germany after facing Anthony Joshua, according to manager Spencer Brown on The Ariel Helwani Show. Brown, who manages both heavyweights, stated that their friendship would not prevent them from competing in the ring if the opportunity arises following Fury's scheduled bout on December 11.
Boxing News 24 argues that Kabayel presents a stylistic nightmare for Fury, asserting that both Fury and Joshua have diminished punch resistance and mobility. The outlet questions whether Fury would accept the risky matchup against a younger pressure fighter.
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